Best Pubs in Newport

The best pubs in Newport, Isle of Wight. From the oldest to the newest, we've got you covered.

Newport is the capital of the Isle of Wight and has a great selection of pubs to choose from. Whether you're looking for a traditional pub, a trendy bar, or a lively club, Newport has something for everyone.

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    Best Historic PubsSection titled Best%20Historic%20Pubs

    The Castle InnSection titled The%20Castle%20Inn

    The Castle Inn is one of the oldest pubs in Newport, dating back to the 16th century. It's a traditional pub with a cozy atmosphere and a great selection of real ales. The pub also has a large beer garden, perfect for enjoying a drink in the sun.

    The WheatsheafSection titled The%20Wheatsheaf

    The Wheatsheaf is another historic pub in Newport, with a history dating back to the 18th century. The pub has a traditional feel, with wooden beams and open fires, and serves a great selection of real ales and ciders.

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    Hogs HeadSection titled Hogs%20Head

    Hogs Head is a lively sports bar in Newport, with multiple screens showing all the latest sports action. The bar has a great selection of beers and ciders, as well as a tasty food menu.

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    The CrispinSection titled The%20Crispin

    The Crispin is a popular pub in Newport, known for its live music and entertainment. The pub has a great selection of real ales and ciders, as well as regular live music events.

    Runner Up - The Castle Inn, just down the road is also a great place for live music.

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    The Eight BellsSection titled The%20Eight%20Bells

    The Eight Bells is a family-friendly pub in Newport, with a great selection of food and drink for all ages. The pub has a large beer garden, with a play area for children, making it the perfect place for a family day out.

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    The Blacksmiths ArmsSection titled The%20Blacksmiths%20Arms

    The Blacksmiths Arms really stands out for it's food. It's towards the outskirts of Newport, but well worth a visit for your Sunday Lunch.

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    Newport Ale HouseSection titled Newport%20Ale%20House

    The Newport Ale House is a great place to go if you're a fan of real ales. The pub has a great selection of local and guest ales, as well as a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. It's a tiny place, but well worth a visit.

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    The Bargemans RestSection titled The%20Bargemans%20Rest

    The Bargemans Rest is a great place to go if you're looking for some good pub grub. The pub has a great selection of food, including burgers, pies, and fish and chips, as well as a great selection of real ales and ciders.

    It's also got a great beer selection and an incredible atmosphere, thanks to a museums worth of nautical memorabilia.

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    The Man in the MoonSection titled The%20Man%20in%20the%20Moon

    If you're on a budget, then it's hard to beat the prices of The Man in the Moon (Wetherspoons) in Newport. It's one of the nicer Wetherspoons you'll find, and it's a great place to start your night out.

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    By Steve Dumas

    Steve has lived on the island his whole life and now wants to share all that he knows.

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